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The novel that just keeps on giving
If you're a fan of the book (1960) or film version (1962) of To Kill a Mockingbird , I can highly recommend the recent documentary Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird , by Mary McDonagh Murphy . I caught up to it on Netflix streaming...
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What a former book editor learned
Chris Pavone has been getting a lot of early buzz for his first novel, The Expats , and it’s no wonder: The spy thriller has earned starred reviews in Publishers Weekly , Kirkus Reviews , Library Journal and Booklist , as well as other raves. And...
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On the way to AWP in Chicago
My colleague Sarah Lange and I are off on the Amtrak Hiawatha on Wednesday morning to the big AWP writing conference in Chicago, where we’ll join about 9,000 other attendees, including representatives of more than 550 publishers. (AWP, by the way...
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